St. Paul daily globe., 1887-06-02
ST. PAUL NEWS.
WELCOME COMPANY d.
The Gallant Minnesota Boys to Be
Royally- Received.

Royalty Received.
Capt Ed Bean, of Company d, NJ. II;
IT,, yesterday sent the following tele-
gram to the GLOBE:
chicago, June /, 1S87.-Company D will
ieaVe mere at 10 tonight via Minneapolis IL
Northwestern and will arrive In st. Paul at 4
p. m Thursday. ED s. BEAN.
Extensive preparations are being
lnade TO give the gallant captain and his
company q royal welcome, one of the
features OF which will be a military es-
cort to be made up of st. Paul and Min
neapoliS companies. The line of march
will be as follows:
Inc parade will form at the depot and
march up Third street TO the Seven Cor
ners, thence to Fifth, on Fifth to the city
nall, where Col. Kerr, Hon. w. p. Muir
ray ana the members of the cjty council
will be assembled. Col. Kerr and Hon.
". L. Murray will there make brief ad-
dresses. after which the procession will
move to the armOry. AT the armory the
Dand Will occupy the platform, tables
Will be arranged around the hail with
one down the center. AT these the
militia and few invited guests will be
seated, Including eX-MayOr Rice, Lewis
Baker, Fred DriscOll, Gen. Ruger, Col.
Mason and others. Hon. w. p. Murray
will preside; on his left will be seated
Col. Kerr, and on his right DIR. A. j.
Stone, who will officiate as tOast-master.
Covers will be laid for $50, and the COLA
ton will be cold one, prepared in the
best style. Col. Kerr will officiate, ow-
ing to previous engagement of Mayor
Smith at Taylor's Falls. All the MEM
bers of Companies ID Chose who are in
the city. g and Z are requested to as
semble at the armory at 8 p. m. sharp.
Ihe Minneapolis cOmpanis will arrive
3:3O. The following order was issued
yesterday:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENT, NJ. N. G.l
Orders No. 15.
1. Company D, Capt. E. s. Bean, and Com
tinguished themselves in Washington by
their soldierly bearing and thorough disci
pllne, and in addition thereto Company D
has carried off second honors in contest
with the crack organizations of the United
States. These achievements add TO the
laurels of the regiment and redowned to the
memory OF the state of Minnesota and should
stimulate the other companies TO renewed
eXertionS.
2. Companies B, C, D and will parade in
full uniform Thursday, I'd inst, and will re-
port to the commanding officer at the union
depot, st; Paul, at $3.50 p m, sharp.
D. Field and staff, mounted, will report at
the same time and place. The non-commis-
stoned staff and band will report to the adju-
tant at the armory at p m. BY order of Col.
Bend. W. J. SoNNEN.
First Lieutenant and Adjutant.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
The order of the procession, as ar
ranged by Col. Bend, is as follows:
First regiment band; Company I,
First regiment; Company E, First regi-
ment; Company B, First regiment;
Company c, First regiment; Acker
Post, G. A. R.; Company ID, Capt Bean;
Minnesota Boat club; st. Paul Boat
club; band; Seven Corners Snow Shoe
club; citizens on foot and in carriages.
The procession will form at Third and
Sibley streets at $3.50 p. m. Acker post,
G. A. r., will participate in the recep-
tion to Company ID. They will meet at
their hall in full uniform at o'clock. q